Death Toll Surges After Poplar Bluff Cyclone Tragedy
Rescue crews tally over sixty dead as a Midwest cyclone devastates Poplar Bluff Missouri and surrounding towns. High winds wreck businesses, injury counts soar, and many victims are treated in temporary hospitals while authorities confirm missing fliers and widespread damage across Arkansas Illinois and Oklahoma.
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di Dawn
York
Oniz
Fey Lee Lospia Teft
Little Rock
Ark
Clouth
Yes Terday
Yiestite
Eldorada
Astor
Sevententy
Arkansas
Widernda
Derriexs
Union Bounty
Missing aviators hunted by search for White Bird crew
United States and French authorities ordered a broad Atlantic search for the White Bird and its two aviators missing after departure from Le Bourget. Navies and shipping vessels joined a rapid, wide-ranging hunt from Newfoundland to Nova Scotia with planes and ships patrolling, hoping for rescue or discovery of wreckage.
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United Press Waliington
Fran Tedas Gap
New York
State Department
Navy
North Atlantic
Dalton
Best Corporation Bread
United States Shipping Board
le Bourget
Paris
Mins
Atlantic
West Apain
West Apa
Citniard
Cameronia
New Yroke
Dl Mors
Aditition Nuhgesser
Coll
Thale
Danny Tidhraind
K Ile Apne
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
Sven
Fre Bourget
France
J. Dinghy
Dungarvan
Corry on Verge of Major Hub Bus System Expansion
The West Ridge Transit firm has seized control of the Rapid Transit company and plans larger buses and new routes. The system aims to connect Corry with Warren and Jamestown while extending service to Erie Westfield and other towns, with Pennsylvania Railroad backing extensions to Warren.
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West Ridge Transportation Company
Corry-Wattsburg
Warren
Jamestown
Cory
Leing
West Ridge Transpructation
Butween Erie
Trerira
Journal
West Ridge Company
Rapid ‘Transit
Compans
Léliveen
Wattsburg
Witta
Venusylvinia Railroad
Phin
Whch
Hhough
Rentiva
Morry Wail
Snyders and Gray Convicted Facing Death in Pennsylvanias Session
In Harrisburg PA on May 10 James H Maurer president of the Pennsylvania Federation of Labor assails the state government and targets Joseph Grundy the State Chamber of Commerce over the Old Age Pension bill and party loyalty. He condemns lawmakers who betrayed pledges and warns of an industrial political machine. In Long Island City Taith Brown Shyster faces first degree murder charges. verdict could delay or alter execution due to epilepsy and possible insanity. Mrs Snyder suffered seizures after the verdict and Gray remained in the jail quarters during the aftermath, with doctors using sedatives and careful monitoring.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
James H. Maurer
Pennsylvania Federation Oi Lab
Tody
Maurer
Labor Federation
Joseph Ro Grundy
State Chamber of Commerce
Goveernment
Abun Raire
Hhe
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
Grundy
Mussolini
Smee Manter
Tel Mue Fibiers
John M. Plus
RIK
Maior Sid
Lesire
Mawer
Trad
Tabor
Thase Senate
Aiassi
Cutli
United Press
Long Island
Taith Brown
WiliGh
Hope
Judd Bray
Snyder
Anstanne
Henry Ludd Gray
Gray
Grays
Meiss
Fire devastates garage near Long and adjacent home
A garage fire at Mallon Street destroyed a garage and a neighboring cottage, with a car and part of the Long residence damaged by heat. Neighbor Mrs. Bray alerted the Long family. fire crews battled flames as the blaze spread to the adjacent Paul Long and Flaherty estate structures. Lightninglike heat melted siding. officials believe a short circuit started the garage fire. Nearby homes were threatened as firefighters prevented wider destruction. News from Curtiss Field reports attempts to fly to Paris may begin if weather allows.
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Hames
John Gong
Mallon Street
Larry Long
John Long
Stine
Paul Long
Flaherty
Iris
Wauen Press
Curtiss Field
N.Y
New York
Pary
Atlantic
Lloyd de Clarence Chamberlin
Bellanca
Berland
Amber
Rezelle Trial At Erie Today
Tony Rezelle proprietor of a South Center street grocery store goes on trial in Erie on a statutory charge tied to an alleged attack on a West Church street woman. DA reports the case on trial with witnesses appearing and the afternoon likely consumed. several other cases on docket include alleged prohibition violations with trials set for Erie Wednesday.
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Tony Rezelle
South Center Street
Erie
West Church Street
Davis
Orr
Jorex
Covoras
George Stegler
George Garanies
Miez
New Directors Elected By Cemetery Association
Pine Grove Cemetery Association held its annual meeting with barely enough shareholders for a quorum. Frank T. Babbitt and G G mi were elected as new directors to fill vacancies caused by the death of R I Palmer and illness of Dr B G Wood. The board re elected Marsh as President and Leach as Treasurer, with Rows named Secretary.
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Pine Grove Cemetery Association
Frank T. Babbitt
G.G Barker
Alex
GG mi
R. 11 Palnyer
BG. Wood
Miesander
Burnhame
Arthur Colegrove
Davis
DeRosas
D. E. Doane
P. Hasbrouck
Buithler
Rag
DS. Rowe
Sweet
Wilco
W. Ba. Marsh
Mr. Marsh
Presilecit
steWling
Leach
Palmer
Rows
de Fins
Wentisix Vei
Association
Me Alesxander
Gui Fumer
Charles Patterson
William Pluss
Sexton
Treasury
Lapditie
Rotary Club Joint Meeting With Kiwanis Scheduled
A joint Rotary and Kiwanis gathering is set for Tuesday May at the hotel. An enjoyable program is planned to mark one of the most delightful joint meetings in the area. President Clyde Weir reports on club matters and James Wright summarizes the district convention proceedings.
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Mace
Rotary Club
Bel Nold
Kiwanis
Threety
Cory
Tyn
Hotel Corry
Inday
Clyde Weir
James
Wright
No Charges Yet In Ohio Shooting Case
Ohio authorities told reporters no involuntary manslaughter charges were filed against Robert Schwall in the death of George Ricker, a former Corry resident. Investigators continued the inquiry as the coroner planned an inquest, while rumors of possible charges circulated without confirmation.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Robert Schwall
George Ricker
Corry
Schwill
Ohis
Oohase
Teoh
Ricker
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed Across Stations
Radio listings show WOE Davenport at 9 30 pm with WOC anniversary promos, WEAT Mootsch, WCAL Pittsburgh at 7 20 pm, and WIZ network programming. The schedule includes Easton and Eastern time notes, with varied shows featuring operatic and concert segments and a Minnesota program at 9 20 pm.
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Davenport
Easton
WOC
Prans
Weat Mootsch
PD Mi—Fveronily Our
WCAL
Pittsburgh
Wiz Hook Up
WIZ Kdika FW
Simmi
Granut
Minneapolis St
Pauy
Yeti Mate
Bitter attacks on Grundy leaders in old age pension row
Labor leader accuses the present state government of being only a shadow of what founders intended as opponents of the old age pension bill escalate the political clash.
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Labor
Seek Uniform Flag Display For Memorial Day
The Thompson Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars seeks citywide flag display for Memorial Day and national holidays. Boy Scout Troop No 9 will canvass to sell flags to homes and businesses this Saturday, offering a decorative flag with stand at a reasonable cost. The post hopes every business and home will display flags to standardize the city’s flag display.
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Scouts
Litut. Aav
Thompson Post Nf
Veterans of Moreign ‘Wars
Draphy
Angely
Natioal Halidays
Boy Sou
Troop No. 9
Ategidons
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